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A body–surface–pathway–point cognitive framework for human functional systems: translating the material–space–flow meta-model into an operational clinical navigation architecture

2026-03-12

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Building on the “Material-Space-Flow” (MSF) meta-model, this paper proposes the “Body-Surface-Pathway-Point” (BSPP) system theory as a structured cognitive navigation framework for understanding and intervening in complex human systems. The framework defines functional units (Body), interaction interfaces (Surface), conduction pathways (Pathway), and regulatory nodes (Point), and specifies synergistic and destabil...

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5170b87f-8aed-5695-bd45-f156eb111d10
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10.14293/pr2199.002219.v2
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